Spring Moonlight by Keigo Kimura, 1500 pieces, 1500 small pieces, Puzzle Master

Number of Pieces: 1500 pieces
Puzzle Type: For advanced players
Completed Size: 50.0 x 75.0 cm
Includes special glue
Epoch EPOCH
Model Number: 15-038
Panel: 10 (No. 14) Sold separately

This is a puzzle of a fantastical moonlit cherry blossom painting.
It is a beautiful work capturing the scene of a magnificent cherry tree in full bloom under a night sky illuminated by a golden full moon. The weeping branches spread elegantly, and countless white petals are dissolving into the soft, gradient background as if they were falling like mist. The whole piece has a mysterious and calm atmosphere, as if you are drawn into a dreamlike world. The texture of the petals, carefully drawn in detail, and the soft expression of light seem to symbolize tranquility and transience.

Perfect for displaying in a living room or bedroom. It is an ideal item to heal and help you forget the stresses of daily life, or as a gift for those who love Japanese natural beauty.

Artist: Keigo Kimura
Keigo kimura

Born in 1944.
Born in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.
A Japanese painter who delicately yet boldly depicts Japanese beautiful landscape paintings such as cherry blossoms and mountains, as well as dragons.

He aspired to be a painter from junior high school and studied under Makibi Yamamura. After graduating from high school, he trained under Kayo Yamaguchi.
In 1974, he received an honorable mention at the Shell Art Award Exhibition.
In 1999, he was in charge of the cover illustration for the NHK historical drama "Genroku Ryoran".

In 2001, he completed the barrier paintings of Horaku-ji Temple (Osaka Prefecture).

His carefully drawn cherry blossoms are particularly popular works, and he also depicts dragons and nature with the themes of the dynamism of life and the view of the universe.
He powerfully expresses the divine and powerful dragons.

He held the "Heaven and Earth Japanese Painter Keigo Kimura's World Exhibition - Millennium Cherry Blossoms and Holy Dragon" in Cannes, France in 2006, and received international acclaim.

Keigo Kimura is known for his delicate colors and compositions, with cherry blossoms and dragons as his main subjects.
Especially when drawing cherry blossoms, he expresses the transience and strength of life, and his works are also called "Keigo Sakura".
In his dragon works, the powerful brushstrokes and rich colors stand out, and he depicts the imaginary creature, the dragon, with his own interpretation.

Japanese Painter
Night Moon Cherry Blossoms
SAKURA
cherry blossoms